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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tubby_HayesTubby Hayes - Wikipedia

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   Edward Brian " Tubby " Hayes (30 January 1935 [1] – 8 June 1973) [2] was a British jazz multi-instrumentalist, best known for his virtuosic musicianship on tenor saxophone and for performing in jazz groups with fellow sax player Ronnie Scott and trumpeter Jimmy Deuchar. [3] .

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     Tubby Hayes Big Band "The Killers Of W1" 1965

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     Tubby Hayes/Jimmy Deuchar - Suddenly Last Tuesday - 1965

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     The Tubby Hayes Big Band - In The Night

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3. londonjazznews.com › 2021/03/29 › 10-tracks-by-tubby10 Tracks by Tubby Hayes I Can’t Do Without… by Simon ...

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   Mar 29, 2021 · A personal tribute to the British jazz saxophonist Tubby Hayes by his fellow musician Simon Spillett. He selects 10 tracks from Hayes's discography that showcase his versatility, creativity and influence.

4. tubbyhayes.jazzgiants.net › biographyBiography | Tubby Hayes

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   Perhaps Britain’s most beloved jazz musician, Tubby Hayes was a prodigy who seemed to master nearly every musical task he attempted. Already a technical marvel on the saxophone when he first appeared on the London jazz scene at age 16, Tubby worked with several big bands before starting his own band in the mid-1950s.

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6. www.discogs.com › artist › 281482-Tubby-HayesTubby Hayes Discography | Discogs

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   British jazz saxophonist, vibraphonist, and composer. Born: 30 January 1935 in London, UK. Died: 8 June 1973 in London, UK (aged 38). One of the most influential and respected of British jazz musicians of the era.. Unfortunately, due to both illness and drug usage, he died in 1973, aged just 38.

7. jazzjournal.co.uk › 2022/03/01 › tubby-hayes-hip-theTubby Hayes: Hip! The Untold Story Of Tubby Hayes’ 1965

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   Mar 1, 2022 · A review of a CD compilation of BBC recordings featuring the British jazz saxophonist Tubby Hayes and his collaborators. The review praises Hayes' improvisations, vocals, flute and tenor playing, and the quality of the sound.

8. www.jazzwise.com › features › articleTubby Hayes: How The Little Giant Conquered The Big Apple

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   Oct 18, 2021 · Learn how British tenor saxophonist Tubby Hayes made history in 1961 as the first English jazz soloist to perform in an American club, and how he impressed Miles Davis and other jazz legends with his talent and style. Read about his career, influences, recordings and legacy in this comprehensive feature by Simon Spillett.

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   Who was Tubby Hayes?

   • June 8, 1973, London). Perhaps Britain’s most beloved jazz musician, Tubby Hayes was a prodigy who seemed to master nearly every musical task he attempted. Already a technical marvel on the saxophone when he first appeared on the London jazz scene at age 16, Tubby worked with several big bands before starting his own band in the mid-1950s.

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   How old was Tubby Hayes when he died?

   • Born: 30 January 1935 in London, UK. Died: 8 June 1973 in London, UK (aged 38). One of the most influential and respected of British jazz musicians of the era.. Unfortunately, due to both illness and drug usage, he died in 1973, aged just 38. Many recordings taken during his life continue to be released. Explore music from Tubby Hayes.

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   What happened to Tubby Hayes?

   • One of the most influential and respected of British jazz musicians of the era.. Unfortunately, due to both illness and drug usage, he died in 1973, aged just 38. Many recordings taken during his life continue to be released. Explore music from Tubby Hayes. Shop for vinyl, CDs, and more from Tubby Hayes on Discogs.

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   Was Tubby Hayes a good band?

   • The Tubby Hayes big band undoubtedly reflected the character of its leader, yet it was also home to some of the finest individual talents on the UK jazz scene at the time. This track is sheer nostalgia for me, taking me back to the weekend in 1987 when my father first played me this album.

   10 Tracks by Tubby Hayes I Can’t Do Without… by Simon Spillett

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   What was Tubby Hayes 'Tubby's groove'?

   • Timeless, straight-ahead playing from a band that literally changed the game for British jazz. 2. Tin Tin Deo – Tubby Hayes Quartet (‘Tubby’s Groove’ 1959) From Tubby’s first LP masterpiece, this track was intended as a showcase for his ever burgeoning improvisational skills.

   10 Tracks by Tubby Hayes I Can’t Do Without… by Simon Spillett

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   What LP did Tubby Hayes play?

   • A Dedication To Joy – Tubby Hayes Quartet (‘Mexican Green’, 1967) From Tubby’s final landmark (and best) LP, this is one of the most gorgeous examples of his ballad playing on record.

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10. nationaljazzarchive.org.uk › explore › interviewsTubby Hayes: Interview 1 - National Jazz Archive

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    Edward Brian ‘Tubby’ Hayes was a multi-instrumentalist and composer. Best known for playing tenor saxophone in a hard bop style, he was a gifted and influential British soloist. Hayes was born in London, where his father was a BBC studio violinist who taught him violin.